Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1960 — Page 6

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Gigantic “HOUSE PLANT” SALE! Starts Friday at 9 a.m. OUR PRICES ARE UNBELIEVABLY LOW! NOW IS THE TIME TO GIVE GREENERY TO AU THE ROOMS OF YOUR HOME! WE ALSO HAVE HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE MARKED DOWN FOR QUICK SALE!

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Little League Football sih and 6ih Grade Sat., Oct. 29, 1960. Cardinals 0, Municipal Gardens Colts 0. Cardinals kicked off to the M. G. Colts. The ball stopped on about the 30 yd. line. Colts ball Ist and 10. Tackle Tom Johnson stopped the Colts ball carrier for a 1 yd. loss. 3rd and 11 Colts pass good for a Ist down with Jacobs making the tackle. Ist and 10,

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Guard Jim DeLisle broke thru to tackle for a 3 yd. loss. 3rd and 13, ball carried around end and Jacobs made the tackle. 4th and 7, the punt blocked by Johnson. Cardinals ball Ist and 10, fumble by the Cards with quarterback Steve Schein recovering. 2nd and 10, Right halfback Duane Cartier carried. 3rd and 10, Schein carried for 30 yds. and a Ist down. The Municipal Gardens Colts then held the Cards back to take

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over the ball Colts ball, The Cards with End Ron Murphy, Carter, John O’Farrell, Jacobs and Johnson driving the Colts back 13 yds. 2nd quarter, Cards ball. Carter carried for 20 yds. Left halfback Vernon Sumner carried for a 10 yd. loss. Schein carried for 2 yd. gain, then Jacobs kicked. Colts ball. Pass was intercepted by the Cards and the Cards pass was then intercepted by the Colts. 3rd quarter Cardinals receive the ball with Carter catching and running about 15 yds. before being stopped. Ist and 10, Carter carried with a penalty against the Colts. The game continued thru the 4th quarter with neither team

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scoring. This was the last game for the Cardinals with two wins and three ties. Cardinals players are: Centers John O’Farrell and Pete Enders. Guards Jim Coulson, Jim DeLisle and Kurt Hermerding. Tackles John McGilliard, Bruce Lott and Tom Johnson. Johnson also played at fullback. Ends Ron Murphy and John Heidenreich. Fullback Tom Jacobs. Halfbacks Duane Carter Jr., Rich Gilmore and Vernon Sumner. Quarterback Steve Schein. Head Coach Louis Lee was Asst, by John Jacobs. Job's Daughter Candy Sale Ask Any Job's Daughter You Know To Get Your Candy For You

Job's Daughter News Many things are going on now so there’s something for everyone of you Daughters to da First, our inspection is roiling around very quickly. It has been set for November 12 at 1:00 p.m. There is a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at |I.OO per plate. Reservations must be made by November 7. You may call any of the following: Anne Lynn Calhoun, UL. 24681; Mrs. Edith Griffin, CH. 40372; Mrs. Lloyd Dolton, AX. 14682. Please be prompt in making reservations. There will be a practice for inspection at 10:00 Saturday morning, Nov. 5 for officers, substitutes and choir. Please be there. This is for Everyone! Second, the Job’s Daughters are sponsoring a Candy Sale. You Daughters must support your Bethel by getting your supply of candy right away. Mrs. Urbancic has the candy at her home at 4957 Ford. Her telephone number is CH. 4-9075. Please get your supply now. Anne Calhoun, H.Q., Bethel 38.

Westwood Swim Meets Westwood defeated Ft Wayne 470J4 to 294% Saturday, October 29. Winning firsts for Westwood were: Lisa Stevens, 1; Mark Wraight, 2; Nancy O’Neal, 1; G. Kinkead, 3; Carolyn Poste, 3; D. Jacks, 2; Janet O’Neal, 1; Pam Mathis, 1; Sally Smith, 1; George Najar, 1; Kenny King, 1; Eva Clark, 1; Bob Poste, 1; Bruce Boyer, 1. In a meet with Arthur Jordan YMCA Westwood won 256 to 107. Firsts were won by Cass Clark, 3; Sally Smith, 2; Gary Kinkead, 2.

Thursday, November 3, 1960

TOWN TOPICS By J. W. Baxter We have received a letter from the Indianapolis Transit System stating that they are still working on a survey to extend bus routes further west in Meadowood Addition. They hope to have a definite plan to present within the next thirty days. The Engineering Department requests that all operators of vehicles refrain from climbing or driving on the Cunningham ParM Levee. This levee is about all tIH protection the west side of SpeeH way has against threatening flooH water, so please keep all vehickH off. This includes Scooter-Bikes. The West 16th Street project is underway. To you who find it necessary to travel the detour route please pay careful attention to the street intersection changes. Winton and 15th Streets and Allison and 15th Streets are both 4way stop streets. There is a change in the traffic pattern at 15th and Main also. The automatic signal is working 24 hours leach day. We trust you won’t be inconvenienced very long by the rerouting. The job is estimated to take about 30 days. Beginning November Ist Mr. K. H. Smith will serve as Chairman of the Board of Town Trustees. Mr. W. D. Wood moves up to Vice-Chairman. A committee consisting of each department head is working with Mr. Ed Hawkins, Town Trustees, trying to decide on a group insurance plan for all regular employees. The town will participate in the cost. Remonstrance against the Assessment Rate on the Northwest District Sewer will be presented to the Courts, November 10th, by nineteen residents living within the district The town utilities occasionally have surplus funds that can be invested in short term government securities. We have just invested SIIO,OOO in government notes. From my clippings: It takes only half as much time to do a thing when it should be done as will be required a week later. Girl Scout News Neighborhood Meeting November 10th, Methodist Church, 1:15. All leaders, co-leaders everyone is urged to come. We will have as our guest, Mrs. Dalia Zilka from Israel.

HOBBY HUNTERS The Hobby Hunters Home Demonstration Club will meet at 7:30, November 3rd at Mrs. Helen Loudermilk’s home. Mrs. Eileen Mace will be co-hostess. This is our guest night and our lesson will be on “Games For Adults.” • Pecans, Walnuts, Candy Amity Circle of Speedway Methodist Church has pecans and black walnuts for sale. Please call Mrs. John S. Merritt, CH. 4-7155, or Mrs. Marshall Watson, AX. 17590. Morning Glories Circle of Speedway Methodist Church has Fannie Mae Chocolate Almond Bars for sale. Please contact any member of the circle or call Mrs. Donald K. Ostby, AX. 3-0417. Beginners Division 33rd and 4ih Grade It was truly a revived Cardinal eleven that took the field last Saturday. The Colt team was set on toppling the league leading Cardinals. However, the Cards managed a 21 to 0 win over the Colts. The Cardinal offense struck on the opening kick-off. Rick Glidewell took the kick and handed off to Brad Black on a sweeping reverse that went for a touchdown. Rick Glidewell slammed up the middle to score the point. Outstanding defensive play by Card linemen Mickey Giant and Terry Thompson and by linebacker Rick Rost forced the Colts to kick. In seven plays the Cardinal offensive drove the ball 65 yards downfield into the end zone. Rick Glidewell scored both the TD and point on drives through the middle. A third quarter 40 yard drive by the Cardinals ended on the Colt 18 yard line with a fumble. The Colt offense was held in check through aggressive tackling by Tim McKenna, Alan Bullington, Gary Thrash, Rick Hedge, and Eric Hennerding. The fourth down kick was rushed and shot str*aight in the air. Card center Terry Thompson leaped up, grabbed the ball and charged for the goal. He was piled under on the Colt 12 yard line. On the next play Rick Rost scampered around end on a handoff play to scone the final TD. The point after was scored on a pass, Glidewell to Rost to Black who passed to Glidewell in the end zone. This article cannot be closed without mentioning two unsung heros of the Card backfield. Bill Layne and Bob Rozes led the Cardinal ball carriers to many long gains by their fine downfield blocking.